How to Get to Lofoten
Lofoten is an archipelago—a cluster of small islands in the Norwegian Sea. An outdoor paradise for nature lovers— diving, horse-back riding, fishing, hiking, and more—there is... read more
Flåm railway</a> from Oslo). <br /><br />Most travelers will use a combination of trains, ferries, road transfers, and domestic flights to travel between regions. Trains and ferries are generally reliable, however public buses are more likely to be late or even operate outside of their posted schedules. If you want to make your way above the Arctic Circle from Southern Norway (for example, from <a href=https://www.kimkim.com/d/norway/"https://www.kimkim.com/ab/bergen-to-tromso">Bergen to Tromso</a>), domestic flights are often the most convenient option by far. <br /><br />The Hurtigruten coastal steamer is a popular and scenic way to travel along the Norwegian coast. The ferry departs from Bergen and travels all the way to Kirkenes. The full voyage takes around 7- days, but most travelers use it hop-on-hop-off style to cover smaller distances.<br /><br />Self-driving, while possible and a good option for certain routes, can be challenging even for expert drivers due to the narrow (often single lane), winding roads. Driving times are often very long because of this, so it's generally recommended in combination with other modes of transportation."> Flåm railway</a> from Oslo). <br /><br />Most travelers will use a combination of trains, ferries, road transfers, and domestic flights to travel between regions. Trains and ferries are generally reliable, however public buses are more likely to be late or even operate outside of their posted schedules. If you want to make your way above the Arctic Circle from Southern Norway (for example, from <a href=https://www.kimkim.com/d/norway/"https://www.kimkim.com/ab/bergen-to-tromso">Bergen to Tromso</a>), domestic flights are often the most convenient option by far. <br /><br />The Hurtigruten coastal steamer is a popular and scenic way to travel along the Norwegian coast. The ferry departs from Bergen and travels all the way to Kirkenes. The full voyage takes around 7- days, but most travelers use it hop-on-hop-off style to cover smaller distances.<br /><br />Self-driving, while possible and a good option for certain routes, can be challenging even for expert drivers due to the narrow (often single lane), winding roads. Driving times are often very long because of this, so it's generally recommended in combination with other modes of transportation.">
Lofoten is an archipelago—a cluster of small islands in the Norwegian Sea. An outdoor paradise for nature lovers— diving, horse-back riding, fishing, hiking, and more—there is... read more
Traveling to the Fjord Region from the city of Oslo is a distance of 209 miles (336 km), reaching the closest fjord within this zone—Sognefjord. The Fjord Region is sought after... read more
Reaching the Lofoten archipelago from Oslo—a distance of 743 miles (1,195 km)—is relatively easy with various transport options. Flying is by far the most convenient and... read more
Reaching the base of the famous and impressive Pulpit Rock (locally known as Preikestolen) is relatively easy from the city of Stavanger. From the capital city, Oslo, the... read more
Traveling the 262 miles (422 km) from Bergen to Ålesund is straightforward, and there are a few routes to choose from. There is a daily direct flight from Bergen that makes this... read more
Tromsø is one of the best places to see the northern lights, which is one of the most beautiful wonders of the world. Tromsø is located in northern Norway and is above the... read more
Renting a car to self-drive the 230 miles (370km) from the southwestern fjord city of Bergen to the village of Geiranger, at the foot of the beautiful Geirangerfjord is the most... read more
One of the most popular fjords in Norway—Geirangerfjord, is also on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. Traveling to Geirangerfjord is easy with several transport options... read more
Trolltunga, the impressively large, flat rock that juts out above Ringedalsvatnet Lake, is easily reached by car from Norway’s main cities, Bergen, Oslo, and Stavanger.... read more
The Fjord Region encompasses several famous fjords, including the Hardangerfjord, Geirangerfjord, Lysefjord, and Sognefjord. Reaching this area of western Norway from Oslo and... read more
Self-driving the 267 miles (429 km) from Norway's capital city of Oslo to the famous fjord and UNESCO world heritage site, Geiranger, is the most popular option for travelers... read more
Nicknamed the “King of the Fjords,” Sognefjord is the largest and deepest fjord in Norway. Traveling to this fjord is relatively easy with several transport options available.... read more
After exploring scenic Bergen, it’s a great time to escape to the quiet village of Flåm. Bergen is 104 miles (168 km) away from Flåm and there are multiple travel ways to get... read more
There are several ways to travel from Trondheim to Lofoten, a distance of 435 miles (700 km) and all require combining transport methods to arrive at Lofoten. The main point of... read more
Traveling the 67 miles (108 km) from Ålesund to Geiranger is straightforward, and there are a few routes to choose from. Renting a car or hiring a private transfer before taking... read more
When traveling to Tromsø from Bergen, which is 1,112 miles away (1791 km), there are a few different options. The quickest way to get to Tromsø is by catching a flight. If... read more
Self-driving the 111 miles (178 km) from Norway's largest city in the north, Tromsø, to Senja, a nearby island known for its dramatic scenery, is the most popular option. During... read more
Known as the Queen of Fjords, Hardangerfjord is the second-longest fjord in Norway at 111 miles (179 km) long. Hardangerfjord is near the famous flat rock, Trolltunga (Troll’s... read more
Traveling the 328 miles (529 km) from Oslo to Ålesund is straightforward, and there are a few routes to choose from. There is a daily direct flight from Oslo that makes this the... read more
There are a few different ways to travel from the capital of Norway, Oslo to Stavanger, a distance of 281 miles (453 km). The quickest route is by plane with a flight under an... read more
While the quickest way to make the 195-mile (314 km) journey to Flåm from Oslo is by catching a flight and then driving the train offers a unique way of travel. The train is the... read more
Getting to the quaint village of Flåm from Norway's major cities is relatively easy. Whether you're leaving from Oslo or Bergen, there are many great transit options that will... read more
Self-driving the 84 miles (135km) from Norway's southwestern fjord city of Bergen to the town of Odda in the Sørfjorden, an arm of the Hardangerfjord, is the most popular option... read more
Making the 1,092-mile (1,758km) trek from Norway's capital city of Oslo to Tromsø, the largest city in the north is an endeavor best done by flying if you are short on time. A... read more
Traveling the 186 miles (299 km) from Trondheim to Ålesund is one of the most scenic tours you can take in Norway, no matter what method of transportation you choose. There is... read more
There are a few ways to arrive at Alta from Tromsø, a distance of 185 miles (298 km). The fastest way to go is by plane, with flights daily and different airline carriers to... read more
There are a few different ways to travel the 130 miles (210 km) from Bergen to Stavanger. The quickest way to reach Stavanger is by plane, which takes less than an hour, and... read more
Traveling 288 miles (464 km) from Oslo to Bergen is very straightforward. Oslo and Bergen are the biggest cities in Norway, and traveling between the two destinations is quick... read more
The trip from Stavanger—the southernmost city in Norway—to Odda covers a distance of 120 miles (193 km). The most convenient and quickest way to reach Odda is by car or private... read more
Self-driving the 336 miles (540 km) from the Lofoten Islands (starting in the village of Reine) to Tromsø, the largest city in the northern region of Norway, is the most popular... read more
The journey from the small village of Flåm to Balestrand covers a distance of 74 miles (119 km). The most scenic and efficient way is by Ferry or Express boat where you’ll... read more
There are a few different travel options between Bergen and Balestrand. Renting a car and then taking the express ferry is the fastest way to get to Balestrand from Bergen,... read more
The Lysefjord is 42 miles (68 km) long and lies between two well-known plateaus—Pulpit Rock and Kjerag in western Norway. The closest city and airport to Lysefjord is Stavanger.... read more
Traveling the 135 miles (218 km) from Oslo to Geilo is straightforward, and you'll be rewarded with great scenery. Renting a car or hiring a private transfer is the most... read more
The best way to get from Oslo to Aurland involves taking the famous Flåm Railway and then taking the bus or a ferry. The fastest way to get to Aurland from Oslo, which is 189... read more
There are about 290 miles (470 km) between Oslo and Trondheim, and traveling between them is one of the world’s most spectacular journeys—a breathtaking weave between mountains,... read more
Traveling the 703 miles (1,131km) from the city of Trondheim to Tromsø, the largest city in the north is best done by flying, however, not the only option for those with extra... read more
Self-driving the 150 miles (241 km) from Norway's Kjerag mountain to the famous rock formation and mountain, Trolltunga is the most popular option for travelers looking to... read more
The fastest way to get to Aurland from Bergen, a 108-mile journey (174 km) apart, is by renting a car or hiring a private transfer. Expect gorgeous mountain views throughout the... read more
Traveling the 391 miles (629 km) from the southwestern fjord city of Bergen to Norway's largest city in the north, Trondheim is most efficiently done by flying, however, for... read more
There are various driving routes you can take to get from Kjerag to Pulpit Rock. The shortest route is only 40 miles (65 km), but drive time is around 2 hours and 15 minutes and... read more
Trondheim—the third-largest city in Norway—is easy and quick to reach from Oslo and Bergen by air. Driving, going by public transfer, or taking public transportation are options... read more
While it is a bit of a trek to get to Balestrand from Oslo—which are 224 miles (362 km) apart—there are many different scenic routes that will allow you to enjoy the unique... read more
Traveling the 965 miles (1,553 km) from Norway's capital city of Oslo to Senja, the country's second-largest island can be done by flying or a longer road trip for those who... read more
Traveling the 977 miles (1,573 km) from Norway's southwestern fjord city of Bergen to the largest village on the Lofoten Islands, Svolvær, is an endeavor best done by a... read more
There are two main ways to travel from the island of Senja to Andenes, a village on the island of Andøy, a popular destination for whale watching in Norway and part of the... read more
Self-driving the 193 miles (311km) from Norway's capital city to the town of Eidfjord on the northeastern edge of the striking Hardangerfjord is the most popular option for... read more
Self-driving the 97 miles (156km) from Norway's southwestern fjord city of Bergen to the town of Eidfjord on the northeastern edge of the striking Hardangerfjord is the most... read more
Self-driving the 168 miles (270 km) from Lofoten to Andenes, a village on the island of Andøy, a popular destination for whale watching in Norway and part of the archipelago of... read more
Charming, fairy tale, red homes on stilts contrast with the rugged landscape of the Lofoten Islands. No matter the season, the Lofoten Islands offer plenty to see, do, and... read more
The 152-mile (244 km) journey from the southwestern fjord city of Bergen to the town of Geilo and its nearby national parks is an endeavor best made by self-driving for ultimate... read more
Eidfjord is a small community surrounded by stunning scenery and is a gateway to several hikes and cultural activities. Reaching Eidfjord is best reached by car or private... read more
Traveling from the village of Flåm to Eidfjord is a distance of 72 miles (116 km). The easiest and most direct way to reach Eidfjord is by car or private transfer. The trip... read more
Self-driving the 154 miles (248km) from Norway's southwestern fjord city of Bergen to the town of Fjærland on the Fjærlandfjorden, an arm of the Sognefjorden (the longest fjord... read more
When traveling from Trondheim to Røros, a distance of 96 miles (154 km), you have a few different options. Going by car or train is around 2.5 hours and the bus is a little over... read more
There are a few different ways to travel from Oslo to Røros, a distance of 238 miles (382km). The quickest route is by plane with a flight under an hour. However, if you have... read more
Renting a car to self-drive the 74 miles (119 km) from Norway's southwestern fjord city of Bergen to the town of Rosendal on the edge of the gorgeous Hardangerfjord is one of... read more
The journey from the city of Stavanger to Eidfjord is a distance of 165 miles (265 km). The most convenient and quickest way to reach Eidfjord is by car or private transfer. The... read more
Traveling from Trollitunga to Pulpit Rock covers a distance of 137 miles (221km) via the shortest car route. There are two main drives you can take to reach Pulpit Rock. Though... read more
Traveling the 1,092 miles (1,758 km) from Norway's southwestern fjord city of Bergen to the country's second-largest island of Senja can be done in a few different ways. For... read more
Traveling the 4,013 miles (6,459 km) from the remote arctic island of Svalbard to Norway's mainland city of Alta, can be done by flying. Since there are no direct flights to... read more
Traveling from Stavanger to Arendal covers a distance of 183 miles (294 km). The quickest route is by car or private transfer, with a travel time of around five hours. Taking... read more